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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Ethan, William, and Eesha are discussing the impact of government stability on businesses as a political factor in PESTEL analysis. They are trying to understand how it affects a real-world business like Apple Inc. What could be the impact?
Government stability causes Apple Inc. to become less efficient
Government stability has no impact on Apple Inc.
Government stability can create a favorable environment for Apple Inc. by providing predictability and consistency in policies and regulations.
Government stability leads to increased competition for Apple Inc.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Ishaan, Aiden, and Aarav are discussing the impact of government regulation on businesses as a political factor in PESTEL analysis. They are considering the case of a real-world business. How does government regulation affect this business?
Government regulation has no impact on the business
Government regulation is not a political factor in PESTEL analysis
Government regulation can impose restrictions, requirements, or standards that can impact the business's operations, costs, and competitiveness.
Government regulation only benefits the business
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Anaya, Isabella, and Ethan are running a small business. They are trying to understand how the inflation rate, as an economic factor in PESTEL analysis, influences their business. Can you help them understand?
By leading to a decrease in competition and an increase in market demand
By affecting the cost of production, consumer purchasing power, and interest rates, which in turn impact their investment and borrowing decisions.
By causing a decrease in taxes and an increase in government spending
By increasing the unemployment rate and reducing consumer spending
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Amelia, Ella, and Aiden are studying for their economics exam. They are discussing the role of the unemployment rate in PESTEL analysis as an economic factor. How would they explain its impact?
They would say that the unemployment rate affects consumer spending, government policies, and business operations.
They would argue that the unemployment rate has a positive impact on inflation.
They would suggest that the unemployment rate only affects international trade.
They would claim that the unemployment rate has no impact on the economy.
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Emma, Samuel, and Henry are running a startup. They are trying to understand how cultural trends as a social factor in PESTEL analysis can impact their business. Can you help them understand this?
Cultural trends have no impact on their startup
Their startup is not affected by consumer preferences
Cultural trends can influence consumer preferences, buying behavior, and market demand for their startup.
Market demand for their startup is solely determined by economic factors
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Consider Daniel, Charlotte, and Thomas are running a business. How would the demographic changes in their target market, a social factor in PESTEL analysis, be significant?
They have no impact on the consumer behavior of their target market
They only impact the market demand for their products
They only impact the labor supply for their business
They impact the consumer behavior, labor supply, and market demand in their target market.
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Emma, Sophia, and Arjun are discussing the impact of technological innovation on businesses as a technological factor in PESTEL analysis. They are considering how a new software update could affect their own startup. How does this technological innovation affect their business?
It has no impact on their business
It leads to decreased productivity in their startup
It can create new opportunities for their startup, improve efficiency, and disrupt traditional business models.
It only benefits large corporations, not their startup
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